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Rami Beracha Believes That There Are Many Investment Opportunities To be Found, Even within the Coronavirus Economy

Be patient when deciding on your dream that you would like to pursue. One of the most critical stages of success in any project is to be sure that the venture is right for you. It is vital that you are passionate about your goal and believe that it's possible to be successful. More important than the idea you decide to pursue is the degree to which you believe in the idea behind it. Once you've started the journey, don't be scared to change your mind as you go. It's better to tweak and correct things in the early stages of your project, rather than later on when you've made more investment.
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Rami Beracha discusses his life experiences with students at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami started his legal studies as a teenager. While he wasn’t certain that this was the right career path, he continued his legal studies, earned the Master's degree in New York and worked as an intern for an international law firm. But, during his time at the Wall Street law firm, he realized that he actually had a passion for business more than law. He decided to quit his job and moved to France to pursue an MBA.
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Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha started working at the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the biggest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango is a fund that invests in startups in the early stages, and in the high-tech core industries. It has over 200 investments and 85 exits. Rami was appointed managing partner in 2000. In the 18 years that followed, he led dozens of deals that led to successful exits to Fortune 500 companies such as Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
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It didn't end there. Globes in 2011 gave Beracha "Esteemed Partner" recognition, recognising his influence as an investor. Rami founded Sosa in 2014 to launch a fresh initiative. Sosa hosts innovative centers located in New York (and Tel Aviv) which work with global entrepreneurs and assist the most innovative companies in high tech. Sosa was recently chosen to build and manage New York City's Cyber Center.
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Newest Investment Dreams Amidst Covid19
Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities, even though the economic environment has been difficult for the last few years, since the coronavirus was first identified. He recommends looking for businesses with significant disruptions to the digital world that could be "Covid Long".
As for Beracha, he has several new ventures in the works. Beracha together with a handful of business partners, has recently launched the London blockchain venture capital investment fund. Beracha is well-equipped and ready to assist in expanding the market after having played a role in Israel's transformation into a world-class center for high-tech. In line with Beracha's business strategy the new fund says: "We know technology, however, we invest in mission-driven people". They are looking for passionate businesses to help blockchain gain its place at forefront of innovative new ideas that accelerate the pace of change in the world.
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Beracha is planning to launch an Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes that this is the best moment to invest in the Arab Market following the recent conclusion of Abraham Accords with Israel and United Arab Emirates. Dubai is an ideal place to start, as it is a wealthy city and modern. The idea for his newest fund, or Ender Ventures, as he plans to call it, is to attract Israeli ad European Investors to support UAE high-tech companies in the areas of artificial intelligence, virtual reality robotics, robotics, and many more. The United Arab Emirates offers a unique outlook on business. Because of its low business tax, and extremely business-friendly legislation the UAE will probably be a magnet for many companies in the future.
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Rami Beracha's Challenge Past
Although Rami Beracha seems to be success in every endeavor he's done however, it wasn't always so effortless. Beracha like many Israelis, entered the army as a young soldier. He became a combat soldier with the Paratrooper's Brigade and fought through the Lebanon War. Rami was member of a rescue mission sent to assist wounded soldiers in a dangerous minefield, joined the Paratrooper's Brigade following the end of the war. Rami unfortunately stepped on hidden mines and fellto the ground, loosing his foot as well as his hand.
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He was admitted to the hospital to recover, which was one of the most challenging times in his life. He was unable to move, and was overwhelmed with depression and despair. The dream of becoming an army officer were not realized and he lost all sense of himself. Rami recuperated from his pain and found the drive to keep living even if it meant he had to give up on his dreams. He set out to become more powerful and stronger than he was prior the injuries. Rami took on the challenge of trying different extreme sports. He now enjoys snowboarding kitesurfing, snowboarding and climbing up Mount Kilimanjaro. While he works to better himself, he is often feeling like his past unwounded self is chasing him and making him go faster.
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He volunteers for many organisations and also makes donations. He is committed to helping young men, who were wounded in combat. Rami headed an army unit that helped wounded soldiers during a trip to Nepal. In the year 2018, Rami received promoted to Major in the Israeli Military's Paratrooper and the Fire Brigades. He had dreams when he was an aspiring young man, and they were able to come through despite the numerous difficulties. His story and passion can be a source of inspiration for other people. Rami didn't let his injuries hold him back; he kept learning and exploring new techniques until he was more resilient than prior to.

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